Sentence examples for normal frontiers from inspiring English sources

A banker who can asset strip companies and throw its employees out onto the street is someone who is in the grip of an obsession that has thrown him beyond of the normal frontiers of humanity.

The normalized normal constraint is a recent contribution that generates a well-distributed Pareto frontier.

They will have to go through the normal procedure of frontier crossing there, showing their passports and applying for asylum directly.

As Velázquez did — with his realistic and yet ineffable grays — Celmins operates at and beyond the frontiers of normal perception.

All these results indicate the complexity of the FGFR4 signalling pathway and the weak frontier separating normal from malignant cell proliferation.

Next came Carausius's subjugating tour of the north and an agreement with the Picts, who, vowing cheerful assistance against Rome, carried on as normal, looting, butchering and raping across the frontier marked by Hadrian's Wall.

"Policemen are like psychiatrists in that they live at the frontiers of two different universes, the normal and its opposite," he said.

Many belong to that hardy genus Artista domestica, a group unusually skilled at foraging in urban frontiers, and long-known for sacrificing "normal" creature comforts in favor of other boons like low overhead and capacious, atmospheric habitats.

"You think it's normal carrying a weapon in here?": Divided Ukrainian frontier towns brace for more war.

Notice the frontier of the wound is free of normal and shear stresses at the surface (orange).

In western Europe the Carolingian marchiones or margraves had been royal officials whose duty of defending a frontier might justify an exception being made to the normal rule that no count should hold more than one countship, or county.